The new games room takes shape |
Thanks to all those amazing Rural Fire Service and Emergency response teams that put themselves in harms way for others - you've done a fantastic job and we are proud of you and your families for all your hard work and sustained effort.
Moving is always a little painful but on the bright side I will now get more regular adventures with Comrade James, a new games club crew and new adventures are in train! I'm also looking forward to having all my stuff available in one location for the first time in some years - though as it was being unboxed I started to have a hobby 'moment of clarity' about how much stuff there is across a lot of genres
Anyway, got to find my brushes now so I can get back to the painting challenge!
Glad to see that out are safely moved and sorted Paul. Looking forward to seeing your output.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter!
DeleteOof, those moments of sobering clarity...
ReplyDeleteI know - brutal right?
DeletePleased to hear that the move has gone well looking forward to updates from the new HQ.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael!
DeleteLet's hope you find the brushes soon!
ReplyDeleteIndeed! I don't think are are too buried too deep :-)
DeleteWelcome back mate , we will definitely be giving your new Cave a workout !
ReplyDeleteThanks mate! Exactly what I was hoping you'd say :-)
DeleteGood to hear the move went well and wasn't too impacted by fires mate. I'm not looking forward to the drive to CANCON. I've seen more than enough already and I suspect it will be quite painful, especially around Batlow and surrounds. Even so I am planning to stop in and buy some cider to support them. It's going to be a long road back for them.
ReplyDeleteRe clarity... meh, its overrated :-P
See you soon.
Looking forward to catching up mate
DeleteDoes this mean and opportunity to attend another Eucalyptus Bowl?
ReplyDeleteNo, less likely in fact - but not impossible!
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